You may find some fonts in /usr/local/share/fonts; you’ll also find some
in /usr/share/fonts, Be careful about removing fonts that are used by
the operating system. If in doubt, don‘t.
opens___.ttf is the “Open Symbol” font. I think it’s obsolete (it’s a
“hack” font, not encoded according to Unicode), but I’d be slow to
recommend removing it, just in case.
Where did all your additional fonts come from? Some are installed
automatically by the system, some by various applications.
You can open OTF fonts and save them as TTF fonts with Fontforge; but,
as Dotan has pointed out, you can use OTF fonts with Openoffice 3.2.
To install additional fonts (whether Opentype or Truetype) just put them
into /usr/local/share/fonts if they’re for everybody who uses your
computer or into /home/***/.fonts [where *** is your user name] if
they’re just for you.
I’m not an expert; the points above were learnt the hard way, and may
even contain some errors. If in doubt ...
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